Jupyter's new output interface
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I installed an updated version of IntelliJ today, I realized that to show or print something in Jupyter, it has gotten very slow, also the new output interface is just useless and slow again. what is the last version of IntelliJ with the previous jupyter interface or can change it from the setting?
I installed the older version on Intellij but the Jupyer console (output) is still the new format, so I guess Jupyer itself is updated.
the new style shows only 10 rows and for every run, you should change 10 to a higher number which becomes annoying after a couple of minutes. It has gotten really slow too.
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Hello,
Could you please clarify from what version you updated?
For performance issues, please check what part of the system is affected and do the following:
If the CPU is loaded:
Create and upload a CPU snapshot; you can make it by following this guide (subsection: Capture CPU snapshot of slow indexing) and upload it here.
If it's a memory issue:
Refer to the same guide (subsection: Memory Leak or High Memory Consumption). It would require creating a memory snapshot and uploading it here.
Also, a zipped archive of your logs folder is required; you can obtain it by navigating to Help | Collect Logs and Diagnostic Data.
IntelliJ IDEA 2022.3.2 (Ultimate Edition)
Build #IU-223.8617.56, built on January 26, 2023
I had a problem with this version, to print out a single text in Jupiter it took like few seconds. then I installed IntelliJ IDEA 2022.3.1 the issue is resolved.
but I still have the jupyter in the new format which I don't like and I want it to return to its classic format. I don't have 2022.3.2 to take the screenshots you requested, but my laptop is gaming for 2022 with 16 GB ram.
finally, I attach the new output style of jupyter which is really really annoying the default is to show 10 rows, and I have to make it 100 every time I load a data frame.
You can turn on **View | Scientific mode** and **Settings | Languages and Frameworks | Jupyter | Show Inline Value**. Then when you are generating a data frame, click on the value on the code line, choose view as DataFrame, and it will be opened in the SciView tab.
Otherwise, you can use Show in the new tab button: